UNSOLVED FL - Panama City, Battle Memorial Funeral Home, innards in bag, buried, Sep'20

[YaYa_521]

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Tues 22 Sep - utility crew digging found a small bag and small amt of human remains on the property of Battle Funeral Home in PC, FL. More details and a map which shows the address with a pin for Battle Bail Bonds.

 

[YaYa_521]

Battle Funeral Home : PANAMA CITY, Florida (FL)

Battle Memorial Funeral Home at DuckDuckGo

 

[Dylgem22]

REPORT: Human remains found outside of Panama City funeral home

the article states that as the crew was digging, the bag opened up and out fell a liver and also that some intestines were in the bag

 

[JudgeJoe]

REPORT: Human remains found outside of Panama City funeral home

the article states that as the crew was digging, the bag opened up and out fell a liver and also that some intestines were in the bag

Umm... so I’m guessing that since the “liver” was recognizable that the death was very recent? Best scenario: someone couldn’t afford a funeral? Worst scenario: the sky’s the limit. Jmo

 

[pucibobo]

If it was on the surface, I'd say they "lost" it while disposing of it?? But it was buried, so I have no idea why would they do this. I don't know much about US laws regarding burials, but I'm pretty sure it's illegal

 

[cvaldez1975]

If it was on the surface, I'd say they "lost" it while disposing of it?? But it was buried, so I have no idea why would they do this. I don't know much about US laws regarding burials, but I'm pretty sure it's illegal

it was buried 5 feet they dug it up digging for a pole

 

[pucibobo]

it was buried 5 feet they dug it up digging for a pole

Yeah, that's why it's sketchy. But maybe it wasn't from the funeral home at all?